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Just added: New fall fun & Halloween events
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(September 25, 2020) The Skokie Park District is now in Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan. The following are reminders and updates for this week.
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Fall 2.0 Guide & new Halloween Happenings
We just added a ton of new fall programs!
 The 100-page Fall Program Guide lives online and features nearly-daily updated classes and events! Look for additions to the guide since August 1 on the inside cover.
In addition, today, we offer two new publications:
The Fall 2.0 Guide, an online publication featuring new after-school activities, clubs and outdoor sports.
And a second online piece, featuring a whole new roster of October Halloween Happenings!
The Fall Program Guide includes links to every new class and event in all three guides. Check it out and don't miss out on any of the fun!
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 Buy a Fall Harvest Family Pack!
Celebrate the fall harvest with the Devonshire Cultural Center's family pack! The pack includes:
After registering, pick up times for your pack are on Thursday and Friday, October 1 & 2, 3-7 p.m. Virtual story time will be on October 4 at 1 p.m.
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Go! Skokie
It's not too late to register for free!
In pursuit of improving the overall health of the community, the Skokie Park District is asking those who live and work in Skokie to commit to walk or move for at least 30 minutes per day during the month of September. All ages welcome!
 Among the programs offered this week will be a Tuesday Walking Meet-Up that will end at Sketchbook Brewing Company. Click the button below to register and the link below it to check out this week's fun!
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 Story Stroll: Laramie Park
through September 27
Free! Through Sunday, September 27, bring the family to Laramie Park and read the wonderful children's book, "Stellaluna" by Janell Cannon. The book pages will be laminated and attached to kiosks along the park path. As you stroll along the trail, you will be directed to the next page in the story.
Enjoy reading and the outdoors at the same time!
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Laramie Park dedication set for Sunday
The public dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly-renovated Laramie Park is set for Sunday, September 27 at 11 a.m.
 The park now features:
- A synthetic turf infield, new back stops and new dugouts for Caleb Field, and new backstops for the eastern ballfield.
- An expansive, state-of-the-art, inclusive and accessible playground for children ages 2-12
- Near the park's picnic shelter, a family fun area featuring concrete outdoor ping pong tables and bag toss games
- A gazebo/shelter with picnic tables, litter receptacles, benches, and drinking fountains
- Fitness stations
- Two new lighted pickleball courts
- A new path that makes a loop around the park
- Additional parking on the north side of the park
- A rain garden
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